Showing posts with label South America XV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South America XV. Show all posts

Friday, May 31, 2013

SOUTH AMERICAN (CONSUR) XV TO PLAY ENGLAND XV

Match due 2 June in Montevideo. Team selected from squads at CONSUR A in early May.

Belisario Agulla (Argentina)

Antonio Ahualli (Argentina)

Arturo Avalos (Uruguay)

Tomás Carrio (Argentina)

Alejo Corral (Uruguay)

Tomás Cubelli (Argentina)

Tomás De la Vega (Argentina)

Oscar Duran (Uruguay)

Cesar Fruttero (Argentina)

Iglesias, González Santiago (Argentina)

Juan Gaminara (Uruguay)

Santiago Gibernau (Uruguay)

Pablo Huetes (Chile)

Nicolás Klapenvach (Uruguay)

Leandro Leivas (Uruguay)

Benjamín Madero (Argentina)

Diego Magno (Uruguay)

Moisés Duque (Brazil)

Agustín Ormaechea (Uruguay)

Javier Ortega Desio (Argentina)

Bruno Postiglion (Argentina)

Mario Sagario (Uruguay)

Juan Socino (Argentina)

Head Coach: Pablo Lemoine

 

Adapted from http://www.fira-aer-rugby.com/forum2007/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3659&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=1335

 

Sunday, August 7, 2011

TEST RUGBY RESULTS: Saturday 6 August

06.08.2011
New Zealand 30, Australia 15 in Auckland (Bledisloe Cup; Tri Nations)
England 23, Wales 19 at Twickenham (World Cup Warm up)
Scotland 10, Ireland 6 at Murrayfield (World Cup Warm Up)
Canada 28, United States 23 in Toronto (World Cup Warm Up)
Argentina 78, South America XV 15 in San Juan (Non-test)

Briefly
New Zealand placed itself in a good position to take the 2011 Tri Nations Trophy with a emphatic win over Australia. A first half blitz saw them to a 17-0 lead at half time. Australia came back in the second half but the Kiwis never looked like losing.

England defeated Wales and Scotland just pipped Ireland in two Northern Hemisphere World Cup Warm up games. None of the teams look like world beaters but then they didn’t field their strongest sides.

Canada defeated the USA at home in a predictable win. The Canuks didn’t have the game all their way. The return game in Glendale next weekend will be interesting.

Argentina ended their home preparations for the 2011 Rugby World cup with an easy win over a South American XV

Next Weekend
13.06.2011
Australia v South Africa in Durban (Tri Nations; Mandela Trophy)
Ireland v France in Bordeaux (World Cup Warm-up)
Wales v England at Cardiff (World Cup Warm-up)
Japan v Italy in Trieste (World Cup Warm-up)
United States v Canada in Glendale (World Cup Warm-up)

Saturday, August 6, 2011

SOUTH AMERICA XV SET TO PLAY ARGENTINA

06.08.2011
South America XV v Argentina in San Juan (Non-Test friendly)

Venue: San Juan Bicentennial Stadium

Referee: Javier Mancuso (Argentina)

Preview
This is not the first time a South American rugby team has been assembled. Back in the days of the apartheid system in South Africa, Argentina could only tour under the name of ‘South America’ as the Argentine government refused to sanction such a tour. Those teams of the eighties did include players from Uruguay and Chile.

Even though it’s not a test match it is refreshing to see players from CONSUR B nations in this combined side, Peru, Colombia and Venezuela being represented.

This international rugby game has not been recognised by Argentina as a full test match. Test ‘caps’ will not be awarded. Argentina is using this game as part of their 2011 Rugby World Cup preparations. Players Alvaro Galindo and Juan Manuel Leguizamon are out with injury. By the bench list I’d expect there to be a fair number of replacements used which may work in favour of the invitation side.

Even with a spattering of Argentine players I’d expect the South American XV to be outclassed in the end.

Prediction: Argentina by 40 points.

Teams

South American XV Squad
Felipe Aranguren (Argentina)
Joseph Basile (Argentina)
Felipe Brangier (Chile)
Sebastian Velarde-Alvarez Clark (Peru)
Matías Cabrera (Chile)
Emiliano Coria (Argentina
Mula De Rodolfo (Uruguay)
Francisco Deformes (Chile)
Lucas Rodrigues Duque (Brazil)
Julio César Henrique Figal (Brazil)
Jose Manuel Goddess Gomez (Colombia)
Juan Cruz Guillemain (Argentina)
Leandro Leiva (Uruguay)
Lisandro Gomez Lopez (Argentina)
Fernando Luna (Argentina)
Benjamin Madero (Argentina)
Gaston Mieres (Uruguay)
Santiago Méndez (Argentina)
Ignacio Pasman (Argentina)
Luis Alfredo Zamora Petit (Venezuela)
Alberto Román (Uruguay)
Hugo Schierano (Argentina)
Figueredo Schwerter (Paraguay)
Germain Suazo (Chile)

Adapted from http://www.uar.com.ar/noticias4.asp?notcod=20110801182408

Argentina

1- Marcos Ayerza
2- Mario Ledesma
3- Juan Figallo
4- Mariano Galarza
5- Patricio Albacete
6- Genaro Fessia
7- Alejandro Campos
8- Juan Martín Fernández Lobbe
9- Nicolás Vergallo
10- Felipe Contepomi (capitán)
11- Juan Imhoff
12- Santiago Fernández
13- Marcelo Bosch
14- Horacio Agulla
15- Lucas González Amorosino.
Replacements
16- Andrés Bordoy
17- Martín Scelzo
18- Eusebio Guiñazú
19- Martín Rodríguez
20- Rafael Carballo
21- Gabriel Ascárate
22- Leonardo Senatore
23- Nicolás Sánchez
24- Alfredo Lalanne
25- Julio Farías Cabello
26- Santiago Guzmán
27- Lucas Borges
28- Agustín Gosio
29- Maximiliano Bustos
30- Tomás Vallejos.

Head Coach: Santiago Phelan.

http://www.uar.com.ar/noticias4.asp?notcod=20110805185506

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

TEST RUGBY THIS WEEKEND 6 August

06.08.2011
Australia v New Zealand in Auckland (Bledisloe Cup; Tri Nations)
Wales v England at Twickenham (World Cup Warm up)
Ireland v Scotland at Murrayfield (World Cup Warm Up)
Canada v United States in Toronto (World Cup Warm Up)
Argentina v South America XV in San Juan, Argentina